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IT² Day: Your Entry into Startups

The 42nd IT² Day at MLU connects students, research, and the IT industry. Meet the startup support team, discover the new SCIDEA Robotics Lab, and connect with startup teams.

Learning Goal:

Get to know startup support at MLU, connect with startup teams, understand how to join a startup
FormatTrade Fair
TopicCompany Building, Ideation, IT/Media
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Tue May 12 2026
14:00 to 18:00
Duration: 4 Hours

Target Group

  • For interested parties
  • For founders
  • For researchers
  • for students

Open to

Interested parties from Martin Luther University

Participation

This event is organised by one of our partner organisations. Further information and registration are available directly from the organiser.

Go to registration

Venue

Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg
Von-Seckendorff-Platz 1
Kolloquium 5.10/DG
Von-Seckendorff-Platz
06120 Halle (Saale)

Tags

Entrepreneurship, matching, IT and innvation, robotics, networking

The 42nd (IT)² Day will take place on May 12, 2026, from 2:00 PM at the Institute of Computer Science at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg. It is one of the key networking events connecting students, researchers, and the IT industry in Central Germany.

The event is aimed at students, researchers, and regional IT companies and typically attracts 90 to 180 participants. In addition to company presentations, booths, and panel discussions—covering topics such as artificial intelligence—it offers opportunities for exchange, insights into current research, and concrete career options (internships, theses, jobs).

At the booth of the Transfer and Startup Service, you can explore another option: entrepreneurship.
 

What to expect at our booth:

  • Insights into how you can join a startup—even without your own idea
  • Exchange with early-stage startup teams looking for members
  • Orientation on where your skills are needed in a startup
  • Introduction to the new SCIDEA Robotics Lab—an incubator where interdisciplinary teams develop applied solutions (e.g. in healthcare) and turn them into startup ideas

Come by, connect, and become part of a team.

Any questions? Feel free to ask

Bert-Morten Arnicke

Startup Support

Coordinates startup support, strengthens the startup community and helps startup teams access funding opportunities, networks and support services.

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